Buffalo, NY – Western New York residents can expect a significant shift in weather starting Tuesday night, with rain turning to snow by midweek. Travelers along I-90 should prepare for changing conditions, as a mix of precipitation could impact visibility and road safety.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), mostly dry weather will persist through Tuesday, with daytime highs near 54°F. By Tuesday night, light rain showers will develop, becoming steadier on Wednesday as temperatures drop. Winds will increase, with gusts reaching up to 23 mph by midweek.
Rainfall is expected to transition to snow Thursday evening, particularly in higher elevations. Thursday’s high will reach 41°F, dropping to 36°F overnight. Precipitation will continue into Friday, with rain and snow showers likely to create slick roads and hazardous travel conditions.
The weekend will bring additional rain and snow, with temperatures hovering in the low 40s. Residents are urged to monitor weather updates, particularly those commuting or traveling for Thanksgiving preparations. Keep an eye on bridges and overpasses, as these are more prone to icing during mixed precipitation events.
